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Donovan McNabb threw three touchdown passes and DeSean Jackson had another big TD catch as the Philadelphia Eagles took a 40-17 win over a mistake-prone Eli Manning and the New York Giants on Sunday.
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In the press conference following Sunday’s 40-17 disaster in Philadelphia, Giants quarterback Eli Manning made it clear to reporters that his foot is healed and the injury that knocked him out of a game against the Chiefs earlier this season is not to blame for his recent struggles.
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November 03, 2009
We check in with the folks covering the Eagles for the Philadelphia perspective on Sunday's game:
Bob Brookover of the Philly Inquirer has what Andy Reid and defensive coordinator Sean McDermott see in the Cowboys.
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November 02, 2009
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November 02, 2009
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November 01, 2009
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1. What was Tom Coughlin thinking by keeping Eli Manning in near the end of the game? The game was over with at least 8 minutes to go. If Eli gets hurt, there goes your season.2. What was Tom Coughlin thinking by calling timeouts with less than 2 minutes to go? Does he dislike Philadelphia fans so much that he wanted to screw up the post-game traffic pattern to delay Phillies...
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This once powerful team hit what they can only hope is rock bottom Sunday, when the Giants were embarrassed by the Philadelphia Eagles, 40-17, at Lincoln Financial Field. For the second straight week, Eli Manning was inept, throwing two more interceptions.
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